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Economy

Bank of England Holds Rates Amid Inflation Risks

The Bank of England holds interest rates at 4 percent amid high inflation and global economic uncertainty.

Indra FauziSeptember 26, 2025

Americas

Trump Pushes $550B Manufacturing Boost

Trump allocates 550 billion dollars to accelerate factory and infrastructure projects, aiming to strengthen U.S. manufacturing.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Environment

Morocco Ratifies High Seas Treaty as 60th Nation

Morocco becomes the 60th nation to ratify the High Seas Treaty, paving the way for its global ocean protection enforcement.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Europe

Cyber Attack Disrupts European Airports, Strands Passengers

Cyber attack targets check-in systems at European airports, causing flight delays and long queues at Heathrow, Brussels, Berlin.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Artificial Intelligence

Huawei Challenges Nvidia with New AI Chip Strategy

Huawei unveils Ascend AI chip roadmap and in-house HBM memory, an ambitious strategy directly challenging Nvidia’s global dominance.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

World

EU Indonesia Trade Deal Finalized

The EU and Indonesia agree to remove tariffs on key exports, open new investment channels, and strengthen environmental standards.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Artificial Intelligence

Why Meta AI Is Not as Advanced as Other Chatbots

Meta AI is seen as less advanced than other chatbots due to its focus on Meta’s ecosystem, social integration, and memory limits.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Africa

Chad Removes Presidential Term Limits

Chad’s parliament approves constitutional amendment removing presidential term limits and extending each term to seven years.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Environment

World Leaders Fail to Cut Climate Pollution

Global report reveals leaders fail to meet pledges on climate pollution, while fossil fuel production keeps rising significantly.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Europe

Poland Ready to Shoot Down Airspace Intruders

Poland vows to shoot down foreign objects violating its airspace amid rising tensions with Russia and NATO allies.

Samuel Berrit OlamSeptember 26, 2025

Bank of England Holds Rates Amid Inflation Risks

Trump Pushes $550B Manufacturing Boost

Morocco Ratifies High Seas Treaty as 60th Nation

Cyber Attack Disrupts European Airports, Strands Passengers

Huawei Challenges Nvidia with New AI Chip Strategy

EU Indonesia Trade Deal Finalized

Why Meta AI Is Not as Advanced as Other Chatbots

Chad Removes Presidential Term Limits

World Leaders Fail to Cut Climate Pollution

Poland Ready to Shoot Down Airspace Intruders

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